Medical Record, Volum 48George Frederick Shrady, Thomas Lathrop Stedman W. Wood., 1895 |
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... especially when swallowing saliva , and less when swallowing food . Troublesome coughing fits may be present , especially in the morning . The breath has a slightly fetid odor , and the cheesy masses at times attract the attention of ...
... especially when swallowing saliva , and less when swallowing food . Troublesome coughing fits may be present , especially in the morning . The breath has a slightly fetid odor , and the cheesy masses at times attract the attention of ...
Side 16
... especially when swallowing saliva , and less when swallowing food . Troublesome coughing fits may be present , especially in the morning . The breath has a slightly fetid odor , and the cheesy masses at times attract the attention of ...
... especially when swallowing saliva , and less when swallowing food . Troublesome coughing fits may be present , especially in the morning . The breath has a slightly fetid odor , and the cheesy masses at times attract the attention of ...
Side 27
... especially in showing a tendency to arte- rial degeneration and kidney disease . The old idea that short - necked persons were especially liable to apo- plexy had hardly any scientific support , except so far as increased adipose tissue ...
... especially in showing a tendency to arte- rial degeneration and kidney disease . The old idea that short - necked persons were especially liable to apo- plexy had hardly any scientific support , except so far as increased adipose tissue ...
Side 16
... especially when swallowing saliva , and less when swallowing food . Troublesome coughing fits may be present , especially in the morning . The breath has a slightly fetid odor , and the cheesy masses at times attract the attention of ...
... especially when swallowing saliva , and less when swallowing food . Troublesome coughing fits may be present , especially in the morning . The breath has a slightly fetid odor , and the cheesy masses at times attract the attention of ...
Side 27
... especially in the mid- dle cerebral . He believed , also , that oedema or cere- 1 bral effusion was sometimes a ... especially in showing a tendency to arte- rial degeneration and kidney disease . The old idea that short - necked persons ...
... especially in the mid- dle cerebral . He believed , also , that oedema or cere- 1 bral effusion was sometimes a ... especially in showing a tendency to arte- rial degeneration and kidney disease . The old idea that short - necked persons ...
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